10/10 Recommend
Louis Vuitton’s City Of Stars Perfume Smells Like A Beachy Sunset
An honest review of Louis Vuitton's City of Stars fragrance, a perfume that combines citrus and floral notes to capture Los Angeles.
No matter how effectively a New Yorker has hardened their heart against Los Angeles, there’s one of its features that we can’t help being jealous of: the sunshine-y weather. This point was emphasized when I took a trip to the west coast in April — I left 30-degree temperatures in New York City to step off the plane and immediately be smacked in the face with intense heat and blue skies. It felt like I had just arrived in heaven.
I was in LA to check out a new addition to Louis Vuitton’s LA-inspired fragrance collection. i spent 72 hours in a star-crossed daze: poolside at the Beverly hills hotel, walking along the boardwalk in Venice Beach, bumping elbows with celebrities on the roof of the TK museum, hiking runyon canyon
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As I gazed out the windows of my Uber along Wilshire Boulevard at the towering palm trees and panting dogs, I thought to myself what many other New Yorkers consider when visiting LA: Why do I live on the east coast when I could be experiencing this?
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Fast Facts
- Price: $280
- Best for: Those who love citrusy perfumes
- Notes: Blood orange, lemon, red mandarin, bergamot, lime, tiare flower, sandalwood
- Your rating: 4.6/5
- What we like: Its fresh unisex scent combo
- What we don't like: The cost is on the pricier side
The Louis Vuitton City Of Stars Fragrance
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